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March 18, 2016

• Free events for kids during spring break
• Ky. education team reviewing progress of Bryan Station High
• Lexington police detective pepper-sprayed by shoplifting suspect
• Trump candidacy
• McConnell and the Supreme Court
• Access to abortion upheld for now
• Mitch McConnell won’t consider Obama judicial nominee from Kentucky
• Sweet Sixteen quarterfinals: Live updates from Rupp Arena
• UK to throw pizza party after Cats’ first-round game
• Women’s NCAA basketball tournament TV schedule for Saturday
• UK women ready to ‘play their best basketball of the season’
• Oklahoma State, Travis Ford officially part ways
• Sweet Sixteen notes: Cameron Mills missing out on Dunbar’s run
• Big Blue Links: Kentucky-Indiana basketball border war comes to NCAA Tourney
• Senate bill narrowly protects religious business owners
• Environmental regulations have limits, consequences
• U.S. has aided more than wronged
• Painter Paul Brett Johnson brought Kentucky mountains to his canvas
• Boys’ Sweet 16: Goodin, Taylor County roll over shorthanded Mason County
• Man shot in the leg at Palomar Centre
• Why John Calipari wants this Kentucky team to have fun with NCAA Tourney wins
• Kentucky basketball recovers from shaky offensive start to get first NCAA Tourney win
• UK’s stonewall defense smothers Stony Brook in NCAA’s first round
• Boys’ Sweet 16: South Oldham burns Owensboro Catholic
• Kentucky State Police investigate shooting death in Ohio County
• NCAA basketball tournament TV schedule for Sunday
• Akhator a positive force for Kentucky amid a life of hardship
• Harlan’s Jordan Smith celebrates debut album with hometown fans
• Reporter/anchor Kristen Pflum leaving WLEX 18
• Police seeking juvenile in Palomar Centre shooting case
• Sweet Sixteen: NewCath cruises into semis, pounds Murray 75-54
• Sweet Sixteen: Dunbar rallies past Bowling Green
• How Kentucky and Indiana match up — with a game prediction
• Fayette County under open burning ban until noon Saturday
• Daffodils and magnolias bring out the first colors of spring
• Fayette County Public Schools schedules annual testing for May
• General Assembly sends Mackey Act to Bevin
• Shooting in Pikeville being investigated as a murder-suicide
• Clock is ticking for Kentucky lawmakers to finish state budget
• Alex Meyer headed back to minors, unsure of future role with Twins
• Hoosiers say matchup with UK ‘will be wild’
• John Wall’s second straight triple-double helps Wizards edge 76ers
• Boys’ Sweet 16 notes: Tournament off local air waves for first time in half-century
• Derby Watch: Influence of leading sire Tapit far-reaching
• Native plants beneficial to Kentucky landscapes, even in small yards